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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-30

TIE association Of ex.Union pris.
ouers in Chicago Friday adopted a
resolution declaring that "lhe rebel
flags captured during tho war of the
rebellion sho uld be held sacred by the
national government, aud that the
President OF the United States should
comply with the law by displaying
them in some public place :" an that
eve view with sorrow and painful re-.
greet the appointment OF ex-rebeIs to
adjudicnte and pass upon the merits
Of the applications Of Union soldiers
for pensions"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-30
CLOSING OUT


am determined 10 sell off all
my present stock of Millinery,
Hats &C., to make room for new
goods. Many things lave been
marked down 10 cost, and many
below cost. This 10 a splendid
chance for the ladies to secure
many new and fashionable articles
TOR a great deal less than they are
worth. The sale OF these goods will
commence on Saturday the 9th
instant and continue until the stock
is closed out.
MRS. wM. MYTINGER,
Romney, w. Va
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

From the New York Herald.
The Ice yacht and tho toboggsn arc about
equally speedy, aud ~ . means OF travelling
they are equally exciting. To tho uninitia-
tsd locker on In Venice. II seems. To be about
"a easy to break your neck ono way ~ tho
other.
The first time you get on q tobOggan you
have peculiar experience. Before you are
half way down the hill you have al intense
desire TO live long enough 10 mako few
pgAin remarks to the man who told you you
would enjoy the sport Your hair stands
on end and almost jerks the hat OIL your
head. Death 10 apparently imminent, and
you spend thirty seconds In wondering
whether, at your then rate OF speed, you
will bs driven straight through Paradise into
tho other place whore overcoats aud mufilsrs
are q part OF the government surpluA But
whom you reach your journeys end the
blood tinglcs In every vein. Richard 10 hlm.
self again, and you are eager to try II once
moro. Alter that tobogganing becomes .
for.
leo yachting produces pretty nearly the
same revulsions Of feeling. You take your
seat with great expectations and they are not
diaappointed, You glide over tho CLASSY Ice -
though by magic, but suddenly squall
strikes the sail. With tremendous whirr,
aS though the machine had somehow become
stark mad, you dash ON mile after mile The
end on which you sit Is lifted at an angle OF
forty. five degrees, your eyes stand out ike
billiard balls, your heart thumps . minute
and you solemnly swear that II kind Prov.
idence will land you safely without broken
bones you will be virtuous man 10 the end
of your dayA Then the breeze dies away,
you slip along at tho moderate pace OF thirty
or forty miles an hour, and when the journey
is ended you have tho appetite ofa giant and
such sense OF ply sicai vigor that sullivan
could hardly speak civil word 10 you with
impunity.
times In the last century, but when tOboggan-
ing and the ice yacht came II seemed ~
though there were no more 10 ask.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
A Bsptiss Ministers Experience.

al am q Baptist minister. and before ever
Wrought Of being clergyman / graduated IN
fnedicine, but left a lucrative practice for my
present profession forty years ago. Was for
Eciectric OIL cured me. was also troubled with
hoarseness, and Ihon2s' Eciecfrio on always
relieved me. My wife md child had diphtheria,
and 1nomaS Eciectrto Oh cured them. and II
am confident IL ia cure for The most obstinate
cold. OF cough M @ ana ~ 4 any one viii take small
place tho end Of the spoon in one nostril and
draw the Os! out OF tho spoon into the head, by
shining as hard 40 they cans until tho on falls
over into the throat, and practice Il twice
. week. ! don't care how Offensive their head
may b0, 1t will clean 1t out and cure their o.,
tarfh. For deafness and esrsche. y has done
medicine dubbed patent medicine that have
ever felt like recommending: and am very anx:
would not be without It In my house for any
consideration. ! am now suffering with pain
like Rheumatism In my right limb, and nothing
relieves me like INonsas' kctsctrte Ou" DR.. =.
For sale BY ID. b. Cochran. drusstst. 1877 ana
ia9 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

Whom the appetite falls. ana sleep grows rest
less and unrefreshing. there Is trouble ahead
Tho digestive ana, when healthy crave food.
tho nervous system. when vigorous and tran.
quh. gives It's possessor no uneAsiness at night
n tonic. to bs effective. should not DO mere
appetizer, nor are nerves to be siren gthened
and soothed by the unaided action Of sedative
or q narcotic. What Is required Is O medicine
which invigorates the stomach, ana promotes
.enatfnilation of food by the system. by which
Yheans tho nervous system. as we'll a. other
1,arts OF the physical organism are strength.
stomach Bitters. q medicine whose reputation
IL found firmly IN public confidence. and which
and other properties. IT IL used with the best
results in fever and ague. rheumatism. kidney
feb5tol2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

TSERROR1 OF THE DENTAL CHAIR
I DIeAR1cD.
Sectly cafe and harmless. NJ 80 teeth 'sYo
made Of the boot material thai eaA puyohA00,
''as ....,,,. ',.'' q rs 1;s;;;...@ ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

Cheapest and best-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
. cSnts.
Some feelings Arc to mortals given with
much OF earth ana mono of heaven" as for ex.
ample, headache, neuralgia and the like. One
bottle oi Salvation OIL sends them hence oh I!
let us b0 iOvfui
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
SP1OIAL lOTIORs.
.rsl.----s- ,-.---l1sss,--7lH-s-z-s>
4 Rope About Our NsCks.

weak stomach or enfeebled circulation Is
like rope about our necks. We are strung up
nnhesrsh,s RnrdocE RiaaI RlMsrs viii SIrssi
all this misery "Burdock Blood Bitters" are
Q boon To the sick. Let us remember this fact
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
yURH GUARANTEED,
RUP.TU r e.

1sss q olce no operihcn @ d:lay MON bust:
q Asca 81. PalLA bad sE 0aisslas
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
lar. 0eorgs Dodgs spsaks.

This gentleman lives in Emporium, Pa. ana
says. zone OF my men. sam Lewis, while work.
could hardly hobblo TO the house. Used Th0mds'
Ecleciric OF and was ready for work the next
morning. have never yet seen 81 good modi.
cine" for sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l37
and IS3 North queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

Th8 BCIENCE OF LlFB, tho greAt Medical
Movk Of the age ON Manhood. Nervous and
fhysical Debility. Premature Decline. Errors Of
thsreon. 90 page syo. is prescriptions Tor q
c,ssssSSsii essS GlStas fua 81. only U1 By nail
nn1.adles 81. sTee a Tsa g taS ns1t 2 aays: 1ddFse6
8ese myI5lYoo46W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
Sowipg wild Oats.

How many waste their time and res0urccs In
foolish ex experiments, with nasty worthless medi.
ctnes that can never Do them 9 whit Of good. II
medy OF established merit. The curative vir.
tues Of Bard0ck Blood Ritters have never been
Questioned FOR an enfeeblcd circ ulation or
=: y. Cochran. druggist, l37 and lss North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

A"O vSs.S.
tou Gall mo an anosi ~ w .S
bsan0 OF goodness ea1 "vs
s0at Oot from ~o0s s'"s""" =" sS"s s"u'
eflent
In pAths whers your spirit may sno
aspire,
rOu say tnst s'"" "so s'"s y" w 0o"s
s0urce
LOW ust 10 my answer icy MI teo woIIu nss' "
speak unairaid what know 70 bs une
q pure mtnSui iov0ss tuo cS0euvSs svW
That makes women ansels. invS oss 10 you'
sNuouno soui 70 sou' " "O u"s'
Aud II am an angel. Why you are the cause
A. ,nx .n,,, .s,,,,. ,ho ... 4 i.or nm from hsr
~ 49, '' '-' WV '@ WV
Fair. ATM at tho wheel shines loves oesnu'u'
ioim 49,.
And shsii scorn the barqae thM last night
wont 70 wec.'
ny the piot HuAadoned III aArs"osS ""u
~. a., ..n ns.,
we y" '"" "
s....n -. .,.,> a, hi. ,,r.s
'sa '"' "'o1
laid down tho wealth Of my souI at your fest.
tsomo woman docs this for man every day)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

through my lungs ana shoulder; lost my
spirits. appetite aud color. and could with DIM.
fuI condition is due TO Burdock blood Biuers.
Mrs E. A. Hall, Biughamton, N. Y. For sale by
II. Is Coo chran, druggist, l37 ana l30 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
sHILOHS CURE will immediately reliove
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. For
sale by II. D. Cochran. Druggist, No. LII North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE,
y nupture, ysrioOesie ana special Dissases
O. either .s1: Why PS l9@bufgsd by a9soEs
LAB PnysICIAn In Phuadelphia Who msSes 4
specially OF the above olseaseG, aA0 CUsuS
and evening. Stranger can bS tFoate6 ana iS.
turn home same DAY Omcsc prixste.
2Al North Ninth street. Above Raos.
r. u. Box 673. PhilsdelphIs
janl9lydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

kEMBMBER, that after this week silk Eecu.
rial Laces. FiOuncings and Nettings go baCk "
their original price. We have made more 9roa4
them here. d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

II We can cure en- ache or n sprs,u or main.
tirie OK lets 90 y. :thomas, kcisotrie oil" g
;Cochrsn: dragsist' is7 and ie North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

0URE FOR THE DEAF.
~ Peck's Patent Improved Cushioned Dar
Drums perfectly restore hearing ana perform
portable and always In position. All converSa.
ton ana even whlspen heard distinctly: Send
Addrass or call ON y. HlsCOX, sas HE0AdW0V,
New York. Mention this paper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09
aaOaOlA,
BAnDAPAHlLLA.
HOODS sAR0ApARlLLA


% peculiar msaisins. Nis eAsstuliy prspasel
frtH 0assapAril1a. Dandeliou. Asedrokes Dock
rtpsissswa, Juniper Bsrrles. and other we'll.
Known ana valuable vegetable reme1iss, By .
peculiar combination, proportion ana procosos
giving 10 Hoods sarsapastllA curative power
not possessed by other mo1lcone. II eNecD -.
maskable cures whsrs others fall.
HOOO'S sARsAPARiLtA
u the bost blood puriAer before ths public. IL
eraAicatss every impurity. and cuses eorUsHlos
Salt 1hsum, Dolls. pimples. ell nu1orss Dye.
pepsiA Bili0usnoss, Sick Headache 1ndigestsons
0ensral Debility. Oatarrh, Rhsumatism. ksonsy
and Liver Complaints, overcouss that Urea
fesling. creates IN appetite.
HOODS SAHSApARltLA
Has met peculiar and unparalleled succees as
home. such has become its popularity In Low
oil, Mass., where Il 10 made, that whole ne1Dn.
borhoods are taking u at tNe same time. Lowell
druggists sell moro OF Hoods taiSapaftlla tnan
Of Ill other sarsapsrillas ar blood purincrs. The
same success 70 extending ail over the country.
HOODS sA8sAPARlLLA
Il peculiar In the confidence II gains among al
classos OF people. Where II II once used u be
comes iavor1te remedy, and II often adopeeo
~ the standard family medicine. DO not be In.
auosd 70 buy other preparations. Be surs 20
get the Peculiar Medicine. II u sold BY I'll
druggtsts. o.; six for o. Prepared only BY
q. 1. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19

posed by the Committee of the Whole on
the part of the House last night. The
general tendency in the increase of tax
was to shove up the rate on spiritual liq'
unTS and in some cases the tax OIL retail
sale OF liquor was more than doubled. The
discussion of amendments occupied almost
the entire forenoon and part of the after
noon session The bill was finally passed
and Mr. McWhOrter moved that it take
effect from its passage MIR.
Wood moved TO lay this OH the table
and the motion was carried, but Mr.. Young
changed his vote and moved a recOnsidera-
tiOn. Mr.. Wood then moved to lay this
motion on the table and the motion was
agreed to, thus completely cutting off all
hope of the bill taking effect from it pas
sage. Even if the amendments to the bull
are concurred in by the Senate the bill can
not 20 into effect until ninety days after
its passage, which will give liquor dealers
and saloon keepers the chance 10 take out
license for year ON the first of May under
the old law, so that the bill is practically
Of no avail until May 1st, 1888.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The bill amending the charter and in-
creasjng the powers Of the Wheeling Hos
pital, which has been passed by both
houses, was ordered to take effect from its
passage.
4 joint resolution was adopted in the
House requiring the committee to investi-
gate the Insane Hospital to report to the
Legislature not later than the 23d of this
month.
Senator Morris to-day introduced bill
providing fol the submission of the prOhi-
bitiOn amendment to a vote of the people
at the next general election. The bill was
read first time tonight and ordered to a
second reading.
Gov. Jacob B., and Judge John J. Jack
son, were present at the joint assembly
proceedings to-day.
The bill for the prevention of cruelty to
children was passed to-day i'll the Senate.
Delegate GleasOn's bill to prevent the
employment of children under II years OF
age, in workshops, passed to-day.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Sheldon l.. Roger, of Barboursville, and
Sheriff McVey, of Fayctte, are new arriv-
ais this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19
MARTINS FERRY.

Frank Davidson and strong company,
play The Little Gessan Detective" al
lafayette Hail tonight. The company
c0mcs well recommended.
VIM. White has opened up china ard
queensSare store for Charles Gil IN ite
sherman House block.
The steamer CiiIaax will run 70 the
Wheeling wharf tonight, to accOmno.iat.
thDse caring 10 90 to the city 10 attend the
Labor assembly faiT.
X A Rlaekford passed through town
on his way TO his home yesterday.
J. Il. Gillespie entertained the social
club last night
Mr.. Z. c. Boyd has returned from an
extended Eastern trip While East Mr.
Boyd purchased full line OF spring and
summer goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19
May Save the Hichbinhers.

ST. LOUIS, February lS.-QuOng Seng,
the Chinese informer, by whose assistance
the conspiracy of the highbinders TO muir
der Lou johnson, = Chinese detective, was
revealed, is about to BECOME insane. lie
is the only witness whose testimony was
sufficient to convict the murderers, and
should the Supreme Court grant their ap-
peal the State will have no evidence To
produce QuOng Seug has been in Jail over
a year, charged with having robbed the
murdered detective, and during that en-
tire time not one of his countrymen has
paid visit nor communicated with him
in any way, nor will they have anything
whatever to do with him. No one has
called TO see him except the jailer, and
even he cannot converse with him. This
enforced silence and terrible boycott has
turned the prisoners mind, and the Jail
physician says that unless he is released
within few weeks he will become hope
lesSly insane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19
STORM AT CHICAGO.
Streets Again Under Water-A House
Wrecked by Lightning.


Wrecked by Lightning.
CHICAGO, February lS.-The inhabit-
anlS of South Chicago, and their hopes for
a diminutiOn of the flood, which the
bright weather of Wednesday promised,
were dampened by yesterdays rain, and it
is feared considerable damage will be done
should the water rise much higher. The
streets and sidewalks in the northern part
of the town are invisible and the cellars
completely filled with water. The water
in the yards of some of the houses is sev
eral feet deep, and at one house the water
reaches to a level of the first floor com
pelling the occupant to move. The river
was several inches higher than on Wednes-
day and was still rising last night. In
the neighbOrhoOd Of Cummings the water
was much deeper yesterday. The track of
the Belt Line Railroad is at least six
inches under water, and the rails of the
Rock Island are partially submerged. In
One Hundred and Sixth street the water is
from six to eighteen inches deep.
A severe thunder and lightning storm
prevailed last evening, during which the
house of L. r. Martin, in Hyde FarL, was
struck, aud sustained considerable dam
age, the lightning tearing ragged hole in
the IOof and dcmolShing the ceilings and
walls Running down the chimney it en-.
tered the kitchen range, which was COM
plctely destroyed. The lightning then
ran out the door and entered the cellar
| through Il thick stone wall, knocking the
stones and mortar in all directions. After
playing havoc with the things there it
burst through window, and finally dis
appeared down a well. Six people were III
the house 9t the time, hGt received no
physical injury.
A dispatch from Bloomington, Ill, says:
A storm remarkable for this season ragged
here last night, lasting three hours. The
electrical disturbance was great, the light
ming being terrific. 1t rained very heavily
about two hours. Very heavy hail is re-
ported from the northern part of the coun-
ty. The storm was felt all over Central
| Illinois. 1t rained almost incesSantly for
week aud the streams are all high.
4 special from Fort Pierre, OAK. says:
Another blizzard Is raging aud trains are
all abandoned. The SuOy is drifting badly
The County Board is being appealed To tor
aid by families heretofore considered above
want. II is horrible winter for Dakota
settlers, and the suffering cannot lie real.
| lied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19
FEARFUL WIND STORM
THE WEST SUFFERS FROM STORMS OF VIM
AND SNOW.
Trains Daraiei and Wrccked-Ths Leadyllls kx
press Blown From Bridge and Many Psrsons !
lujured-lhe Worst OF the Season at 81
Paul-News From Other Points.

DENVER, Col, February 1s.-The
winds have been raging here. {
From light gale the storm grew toa
hurricane.
1t set III over the entire eastern portion
of Colorado OH Wednesday night, and It's
velocity steadily increased until yesterday
afternoon, when the gale reached 90 miles
an hour. In Denver many buildings were
unrooled, smoke stacks. chimneys, tele-
phone and telegraph poles were leveled 70
the ground, and plate glass windows
broken, causing damage of several thou
sand dollars.
Outside of Denver the casualties report
ed are considerably greater than in the
city. On the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway, four miles north of Colorado
Springs, every coach on the north-bound
Salt Lake Express, consisting of two sleep
ers, two passenger coaches, baggage and
mail cars were blown from the track, and
the mail car, with contents, destroyed by
fire. Had the accident happened while
the train was on the high embankment a
short distance ahead the loss of life would
have been great. Fortunately. however,
the ground was level and no one was in
iured A freight train of twenty cars, side
tracked near by, waiting for the express to
pass, was also derailed by the wind and
the ears badly damaged.
A passenger train of three coaches on the
Denver aud South Park road, which lett
the Union Depot for Morrison at 8 o'clock,
was lifted from the track by the terrific
blast and hurled down au embankmcnt
when about twelve miles from the city.
One passenger had leg broken and several
others were badly burned. On the same
road the Leadville Express was blown
over a bridge and nearly all the passengers
and train men were severely wounded and
the coaches badly wrecked. All morning
trains on the various roads are five to ten
hours late on account of the storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19
WAR is INEVITABLE.
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT CIRCLES con-
WINGED OF THE PACT
That France and Germany Will Fight II 0ut-
The Oar Por Pstsnlisl Rsasons Will Preserve
An Entire Liberty Of Action
Rismarck's Threat

ST. PETERSBURG, Fcbruary1s.-It is
semi-oflicially stated in Russian Govern
mtnt circles that the conviction is gaining
ground that war between France and Ger
many is inevitable. In addition,i it is said,
rs fresh defeat of France might involve
disastrous results To Russia, the Cars
Government will in the event Of war pre-
serve entire liberty Of action. II will not
support France Az an ally but may by q
firm, reserved attitude prevent
Germany from sending the whole OF her
army west OF the Rhine, aud even il France
should he defeated, attenuate rs much rs
possible the effects of disaster. For these
reasons it is declared Russia will await the
outcome of the different phases OF the Bull
garian crisis with the greatest calmuess,
and act in such way rs 10 avoid being
involved with Austria or England at the
moment when France and Germany COM
mencc hostilitieS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-19
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The Decisions Handed Down hy This Trib'
unaI-Tbs Next session.

unat-lNs,HtAt SessiOh.
The Supreme Court of Appeals closed its
regular term in Charleston last Saturday
afternoon The following decisions were
announced and opinions handed down:
Dawson W. Grow, from Kanawha cOun-
ty, opinion by Snyder, judgment of Cir
cult Court reversed and petition of defend
ant dismissed.
Barre vs.. Fleming from Jackson county,
opinion by Snyder, decision OF Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded.
Weston LunatIc Asylum W.. lrby's ad-
mir, ct ais, opinion by Snyder, decree OF
Circuit Court reversed and cause dismissed.
Vance " Adams vs. Kinks admir-, ct
ais, from Jackson county, opinion by
Green, decree of Circuit Court reversed
aud decree rendered against Jenkins. jack,
son Il Co, for $2l1.jl, with interest and
cost.
State of West Virginia VS.. Knight, from
Ritchie codn,y, oRinion ny johnson, judg,
ment OF CIrcnit Court affirmed.
Ball vs.. Cox, from RoaEe county, opinion
by Snyder, judgment of Circuit Court re-
vcrsed and judgment of County Court az
firmed.
White vs. FcO,e, l.. q NJ. To, nom Ca
bell county, opinion by Snyder, judgment
az Circuit Court reversed and suggestion
dismissed.
Webb ". Ingham, from Cabell county
opinion bv Snyder, decree Of Circuit COur'
affirmed.
Millbauk YG IBsersOll, from Marshall
cOun,g, opinion by Snyder decree Of Cir
cult Court affirmed, hy operation Of law
the Court being equally divided in ppiI
| ion.
Hall 4 CO. ys. Lyons u 60, from Gabel
county, opinion by Green, Judgment Of Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Flesher d Walker, commissioners, ".
HassleT, from Jackson county, opinion by
johnson, Judgment of Circuit Court af
| frmed.
Holiday vs.. Miller, from JackSon cOun
~, opinion by Green, decree Of Grcui
Court affirmed.
Kelly VS. iiigt from kanaWba county
opinion by Woods, decree Of Circuit COur
affirmed.
Kanawha Valley Bank Va. Atkinson
from Ohio county, appeal allowed, bont
$50.
Sberrad's adult, ga keiter's admir-.
fFom Hampshire county, writ of error al
lowed in two cases.
Rofie vs. Moore, rom Cabell county
PETITION Tor appeal refused.
Paisley VS.. Bromley, from Wayne cOun
~, writ Of error allowed, bond $50.
Sheppard ct al, vs. City Of Wheeling e
al, from Ohio county, writ Of error ans
supersedeas allowed, bond $50.
Low W. Settle, from Fayette cnuaty
writ Of error allowed, bond $50.
Stockton vs.. Copeland, from tsyett'
county, wit of error A.. supersedeas nj
lowed boyd ASA
4 eawley VS.. WInifrede Railroad Co, frou
Kanawha county, writ Of error and super
sedeas allowed, bond 81 500.
Kellam for use' &c, W. sayrs, iron
Mason county, aPpeai aud sapersedeas al
lowed, bind 500
Norman vs. Bennett, ct. al, from Gil
mer county. APPEAL and sapsraedeas allow
cd, bond si5al
ffonaker VI Pennington, from Merce
county, appeal and supersedeas refused.
Stranghan vs. Hallwood, from Kahawb
county, appeal and supersedeas allowed
bond $50.
Carroll VI. Exchange Bank, from Obi
county, writ Of error and supeseieas al
lowed, bond s., 200.
Hart va Hart admir-, ct al, fror